IGPX - TV-PG

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Common Sense rates it
4
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  • TV Rating: TV-PG
  • Network: Cartoon Network
  • Cast: Haley Joel Osment, Michelle Rodriguez, Hynden Walch
  • Genre: Children, Cartoons, & Animation
  • >Available On: DVD

Parents need to know

Parents need to know that this anime series includes some bloodless violence, such as crashes during races. And although this is a cartoon, it tackles mature themes like rivalry and dating.

Families can talk about working with others. Why does it pay to be a team player? Why is sportsmanship important in competition? Do you think sports like NASCAR could evolve into something more like this in the future?

Message

Social Behavior:

Effective teamwork and problem solving are promoted.

Consumerism:

Drugs/Alcohol/Tobacco:

Violence

Cartoon violence -- crashes and fights.

Sex

Mild flirting.

Language

Common Sense says

What's the story?

Reviewed by Lucy Maher

In IGPX, two teams driving high-tech fighting machines compete in a futuristic race called the Immortal Grand Prix. The tournament pits two groups, Team Sledge Mamma and underdogs Team Satomi, against each other in a 12-round battle in which the teams much destroy their opponent's mecha (robotic fighting machines) using various weaponry. The pilots are shielded inside a pod called a "hide shell," but once the mech is destroyed, the hide shell is ejected. After the 12 rounds, the two best teams advance to the finals. The starring role of Takeshi Jin is voiced by Haley Joel Osment of The Sixth Sense.

Is it any good?

4

What's interesting about IGPX is how the characters and storyline are developed. Thanks to good acting and high-quality animation, viewers may find themselves forgetting that this is a cartoon and tuning in each week to see what happens next to the likeable members of Team Satomi.

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Parents and kids say

All Reviews

There are 3 reviews.

4


Posted on 03/18/07 by fargle Kid contributor, age 11

Great Show.

IGPX is a great show. Unfortunatley they do swear occasionally. I loved it. The violence, is basiclly on the track (Its a battle sport). The show is fun. Bottom Line: 10+
4

Posted on 06/20/06 by Anonymous Kid contributor, age 13

Aims Older Than It Looks Like

While IGPX does seem like it could be a more kid-friendly show on first glance, there is a lot of rough language (ass, crap, b*tch, D**n) along with some violence and occasional innuendo. However, the show's animation is beautiful and has a captivating story. Good fun for ages 11+
5


Posted on 05/25/06 by yami0204 Adult contributor

Adult Reviews

There are 1 reviews.

5


Posted on 05/25/06 by yami0204 Adult contributor

Kids Reviews

There are 2 reviews.

4


Posted on 03/18/07 by fargle Kid contributor, age 11

Great Show.

IGPX is a great show. Unfortunatley they do swear occasionally. I loved it. The violence, is basiclly on the track (Its a battle sport). The show is fun. Bottom Line: 10+
4

Posted on 06/20/06 by Anonymous Kid contributor, age 13

Aims Older Than It Looks Like

While IGPX does seem like it could be a more kid-friendly show on first glance, there is a lot of rough language (ass, crap, b*tch, D**n) along with some violence and occasional innuendo. However, the show's animation is beautiful and has a captivating story. Good fun for ages 11+
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